A Jewish filmmaker made a controversial Auschwitz film
David Cole went to the most famous Second World War camp and interviewed the head of the archives. What he said on camera was surprising. However, David was probably threatened and has since distanced himself from the film.
David Cole is a American filmmaker with a Jewish background, making his work on the Holocaust incredibly controversial.
More specifically, I'm referring to his 1992 documentary David Cole in Auschwitz, in which he interviewed Franciszek Piper, the Senior Curator and Head of Archives at the Auschwitz State Museum.
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